The hero I support will definitely defeat the devil

"It's not too late, okay? Don't you know this time is completely different?"

Avenate spread her hands.

The Adventurer's Guild was actually also very surprised by the appearance of this hero.

After all, this time is indeed different from usual.

"I know."

Olivia knew.

Although there is only one hero in every generation praised in the epic, in fact, after the Demon King shows signs of awakening, several or even dozens of heroes will be born.

Of course, these are not heroes to be exact, but substitutes for heroes.

They are the so-called creatures who are qualified to be heroes.

After these brave substitutes have been tempered, the strongest and most outstanding one among them will become a true brave and lead his teammates to challenge the Demon King.

This person is a true hero, the one praised in epics and legends.

As for the remaining brave backups, not all of them died in battle. Most of them later became legends, and some joined the brave team and became their teammates.

Of course, sacrifice is inevitable. If the brave substitutes can survive, they will naturally become very strong, but there are also many brave substitutes who die. After all, they are always on the front line and fight in the most dangerous places.

But this time the hero was born directly.

Yes, there was no backup hero, and the only hero was born directly, and that was Lisha.

Olivia has confirmed this repeatedly.

The Adventurer's Guild probably confirmed that Lisha was the only hero after many confirmations and tests.

"But what can we do? Interfering with the growth of a hero is a taboo."

"As the only brave man, if something goes wrong along the way, this time he might fail."

Avenat was also distressed.

Being a hero is not an easy job, it is a job that is destined to grow up with iron, blood, war and fire.

The danger level is too high, so high that if the hero is not careful, he may die halfway.

Under such circumstances, there is only one brave man, which is simply the difficulty of hell.

"No, you have to believe that a brave man can create miracles."

Olivia didn't look too worried.

"Are you so confident in this generation of heroes?"

Avenat's eyes were full of surprise.

It was rare for her to see Olivia trust someone so much.

The last person Olivia trusted so much seemed to be the previous generation of heroes?

"She is a unique existence, different from all the heroes of previous generations."

Olivia didn't know how to describe it, but Lisha seemed different to her, with an inexplicable sense of specialness.

"Perhaps she can put an end to this epic battle between the Demon King and the Hero?"

After saying this, Olivia herself laughed.

No, it would be enough if I could defeat the Demon King again.

Some things can be fantasized about, but not desired.

"Dreaming suggests going to sleep first."

Avenate rolled her eyes at Olivia.

"Have you found out why it became like this?"

Olivia was talking about why there was only one hero in this generation and there wasn't even a backup.

"There is no similar history in the guild's records. Even in the generation with the fewest heroes, there were four heroes as backups, not like now where there are no backups at all."

Avenate said half jokingly.

"It's as if the world is saying, there's no need for any other backups. This child is the hero I've chosen, and she's enough for me."

"Maybe the truth is just as you said?"

Olivia thought maybe this could be the truth of the matter.

"No, no, no, it's impossible no matter how you think about it. If this is true, how monstrous would the talents of this generation of heroes be?"

It is recognized by everyone that heroes are all gifted monsters.

Even for the most talented professional, it would take hundreds of years to become a legend.

The most talented professional in the past ten thousand years became a legend at the age of 301, which is already an extremely fast speed.

But this record does not include the brave and the brave substitute.

Because the seventh generation hero became a legend even at the age of twenty-two.

Some people are still working hard to become an official member at the age of 22, while others are already legends.

I can only say that sometimes the gap in talent is just that big.

"She, I can't say."

Olivia thought of what Lisha had done and her strength beyond her level, and there was a strange meaning in her words.

"Isn't it?"

Avenate was stunned.

"Let's stop here with the story of the heroes. After all, the heroes right now are just seedlings."

Olivia looked at Avenate.

"You didn't come to me just to complain to me, did you?"

"of course not!"

Avenate came to her senses and spoke quickly.

"I have some clues about the matter you inquired about before."

"So fast? My men have only found a few traces."

Olivia raised an eyebrow, she didn't expect Avenate to be so efficient.

"I used a little bit of the Adventurer's Guild's resources."

Avenate said with a smile.

"But do you really plan to look for it yourself? It seems like a myth."

“Most of the legends are true.”

Olivia shook her head.

"There are not enough clues yet. We need to wait for a while."

Olivia had another unspoken reason, which was that Lisha still needed protection and she was not yet grown up enough to support everything on her own.

So now is not the time for her to give it a try.

"Give me all the clues."

Olivia held out her hand.

"How impatient."

Avenate muttered as she took out the sealed document and placed it in front of Olivia.

Olivia put the document away, not intending to look at it.

"That's it, I'm going back."

Olivia said, then stood up and left the office.

"You're so impatient... I hope you won't be too impulsive when the time comes."

Avenate looked at Olivia's departing back with a hint of worry in her expression.

Chapter 249 It's Different After All

The Imperial Capital, Panivia Palace.

Fred looked in a good mood as he walked out of the teleportation array.

He walked slowly, as if taking a stroll.

The guards standing around did not move at all and just stood there quietly.

"Your Majesty, Duke Vaughan requests an audience."

Just then, a guard stepped forward and spoke.

"Let him come."

When Fred heard Vaughn's name, he knew what he was here for.

The guard withdrew and returned with Vaughan a moment later.

"His Majesty..."

"Follow me."

Fred said as he walked towards the direction of the Royal Courtyard.

When Vaughn heard this, he did not try to continue speaking, but instead followed Fred's steps.

The two walked in silence until they entered the royal courtyard, and then Vaughn spoke again.

"Your Majesty, you shouldn't take risks."

"My former Prime Minister, is this what you came here to tell me?"

Fred asked Vaughn in a calm tone.

"You are now Patra IX."

Vaughn's words made it clear.

As a prince, Fred could take the risk, but as an emperor, Patra IX could not.

"Vaughn, do you think my father, Patra VIII, ever thought that I would eventually sit on this supreme position?"

Fred's words showed no respect for the late emperor.

But Vaughn didn't seem surprised by this;

"This is all thanks to your majesty's wisdom and bravery."

"When did you learn to say such flattering words?"

Fred said with a smile.

"I'm just stating the facts."

Vaughn was a body length behind Fred, all behind him.

"I'm afraid those old guys didn't think of this either?"

Fred said in a calm tone.

At the beginning, he was just the fifth prince, and was not born to the queen.

He has three older brothers and one older sister.

The eldest and second brothers are the queen's children, the third sister is the most favored daughter, and the fourth brother is very famous and has the support of many small and medium-sized nobles.

And many of his younger brothers and sisters are also smart and clever.

Only he, because his mother was an unfavored concubine and his abilities were mediocre, was always neglected. He moved out of the palace at a very young age and lived in a remote mansion outside the imperial capital.

But after the old emperor suddenly died, it was he, the least favored prince, who finally sat on the throne.

"They are short-sighted and ignorant. They don't know what kind of people they have angered."